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I’m trying to do a brute force with Hashcat on windows with a GPU cracking a wpa2.hccapx handshake. Based on my research I know the password is 10 characters, a mix of random lowercase + numbers only
Hashcat says it will take 10 years usin… Continue reading Speed up cracking a wpa2.hccapx file in hashcat
I started testing some things on my own router. I managed to capture one valid handshake on Kali Linux with the appropriate commands (airmon-ng,airodumb etc.). I created a wordlist text file with my router password in it and aircrack-ng su… Continue reading Hashcat problem Exhausted
While reading up about WPA2-Enterprise, it states that it is more preferred over WPA2-Personal as it allows authentication via digital certificates which prevents over-the-air attacks.
However, I am unsure of the following implications abo… Continue reading WPA2 Enterprise Authentication Certificate Security
I´m trying to brute force attack a WPA2 Network with Hashcat and a wpa2.hccpax file, but when I do it says that it can take 45years to brute force it. So I had the idea that probably the network I´m trying to brute force has 2 probable wor… Continue reading How can I add some probable Keywords to hashcat, so I can Brute-Force attack a WPA2 Network faster
I tried almost every wordlist possible to crack the password but I am not able to crack the password.
If I try to make a wordlist of my own, it will take forever, the storage for mix-alpha-numeric-with special character’ wordlist is 1 PB+!… Continue reading What do I do if any wordlist is not cracking my password for wpa2 handshake?
I’m trying to understand the format and functionality of WPA2 hash lines that start with WPA*02* used with -m 22000 on hashcat.
The way I understand it, this format was created as an improvement and replacement to the .hccapx file format, … Continue reading How does the WPA2 crack work with Hashcat 22000 format hash lines?
I have read an article discussing the issues with enterprise WIFI not validating CA certificates which seemed to be a security flaw. android-11-break-enterprise-wifi-connection
I’ve some similar questions below.
What exactly is the use of… Continue reading Enterprise/Universities WIFI CA Certificate for android [duplicate]
can someone please tell me under what circumstances can WPA be cracked? i’ll appreciate it.
Continue reading Under what circumstances can WPA be cracked?
Can someone tell me why a 20-character key makes WPA Personal more secure? That really confuses me.
Continue reading Why does a 20-character key make WPA Personal more secure?
Security auth flaw detected
Hardware: ELM327 station mode
AP DD-wrt, OpenWRT, n66u Asus, tried several others
Legacy 802.11G
Stations disconnect after a few minutes. Tried to reset the WiFi station board – see below)
OpenWRT AP
Log fro… Continue reading Wi-Fi station wont connect to AP … WPA2-PSK -Security auth flaw detected [closed]